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I guess this is the first mini-comic I ever made? Other than the stuff you would make as a kid. It was after my first trip to SPX, and as you can see, it made quite the impression. It was also my take on the 24-hour comic challenge. You can see me arm wrestling with Scott McCloud in the last spread, but why am I shirtless?!?
Heres a little steamed up mirror on my desk on top of an anti-procrastination diary I've got going for doing work over the Christmas Holidays.
Me steaming up the mirror & putting in a smiley face is not quite anti-procrastination now is it?
When I need to do homework, I procrastinate by taking pictures.
One day, I will find a way to use this to my benefit.
Check it out larger.
A graph of numbers of people using a free internet vocabulary quiz against date, showing a clear correlation of people wasting time during the working week.
Lazy. Lazy. Lazy.
Trying my hardest to avoid Halloween chores. I still need to carve our pumpkin, change the lightbulbs outside, and clean up our front porch. Not to mention general cleaning of the rest of the house...and childcare responsibilities. Instead? I'm playing with my new remote. LOL.
ETA: When I first posted this I wasn't terribly fond of it. But the more I look at it, the more I really really like it.
I'm the Queen of Procrastinators, and typically I am a day late in uploading! However, it wasn't actually my fault this time as I had internet connection problems - the joys of living in the middle of the Spanish countryside and relying on dial up.
Normally I use photography to put off household chores, but due to the ineptness of Spains telephone system, yesterday I had to do chores as I couldn't "play" computors!
365Days
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Procrastination
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
traceylhausel.com/procrastination/negative-effects-procra...
Negative Effects of Procrastination. What would happen if you really never got to the stuff you said you would do? What would be the result?
Graduation film from the Royal College of Art, 2007.
An investigative and exploratory hands-on gloves-off study into the practice of putting things 'off''. Sometimes the only way to get something done is to do two dozen other things first.
Story, Animation, Direction: Johnny Kelly
Voice Over: Bryan Quinn
Sound Supervision: Mike Wyeld
Foley Artist: Sue Harding
Foley Engineer: John Mark
Foley recorded at Fonic Studios, London
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Johnny Kelly.
pink fuel skin with elymode eyeshadow
i love how things look in the Exodus viewer so much, that i just want to take a million photos.
An old child's board book, painted with acrylic and then covered with paper collage.
I'm working with a challenge of not taking action for fear of imperfections. Procrastination vs. just do something. Fear vs. acceptance.
I'm pretty pleased with how these pages came out. The prompt for my gluebook group was "red" -- and it's not one of the colors I automatically gravitate to when working on a project. I sorted through a bunch of magazine clippings...by the way, if you ever want awesome advertising & photos, go for something like a used Vogue magazine...tons of great stuff. Yes, I have a deep and abiding love of red shoes and stockings, so you see some of that here.
It's not done, but I wanted to post something this morning for my group. May add some more embellishment, and definitely will be adding some journal info.
The leaves are from that same tree I photographed the other day, but after the rain.